PixlBit

I think most games started off in the arcade back then.  But I have better memories with arcade games over a lot of NES games because I went to a lot of arcades back then.

I didn't pick the Wolfman in Contra Hard Corps, but I'd totally pick the panda in the new Contra game that just came out.

Like I said before, if I had an Xbox One, Rare Replay would be one of the games I'd get right away.

I remember my friend and I renting Snake, Rattle, and Roll and Solar Jetman.  I liked Snake, Rattle, and Roll because it reminded me of Marble Madness, but it was very hard.  My friend and I cracked the password system in Solar Jetman and we thought we were really cool for doing so.  

Battletoads is known as one of the hardest NES games.  My local Pizza Inn had the Battletoads arcade game for a while.  I enjoyed that one more.  That's the cool thing about that Pizza Inn is that they always had some obscure arcade games in the back!

I don't listen to any podcasts!  Just don't have time.  I wish I could make my own, but I lack the time and knowhow.

Wolfenstein was really big when I was a teen.  Especially since it was created in the town where I live.

I remember that They Might Be Giants album.

It's been a LONG time since I rented it, but I do remember that Daffy Duck game being hard.  Not impossible, but still very hard.

I probably won't get it right away.  Maybe wait until a sale or enough games come out for it that I want.  Did they announce the price?

My favorite video game console, the SNES, came out in 1991.  I remember when I got it, too.  This was before strict console release dates were a thing, so I got it about 2 weeks before most stores did at a Canton, TX trade fair.  I got it 20 bucks cheaper, too!  And the first game I played on it was not Super Mario World, but Gradius 3!

I rented that Duck Dodgers game back when I was a SNES-playing teen.  Seemed pretty fun.  Nothing I'd buy, but I enjoyed the rental.  I loved how when you got hit, Daffy Duck would whimper "Mother" like in the cartoon.

Interesting thing about Stray is that it's published by Annapurna.  They're a movie studio but they also publish video games!  Some include Donut County, and I reviewed Wattam earlier this year, which was made by the same guy who did Katamari Damacy.  I met with Annapurna at PAX South, so I have a good relationship with them.

Bugsnax was made by the same people who did Octodad, huh?  Man that was a funny game!  Would've made a great cartoon.  Another neat thing about Bugsnax is it's coming to both PS5 and PS4, so I can play it on what I already have!